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  1. Danbala says:

    I don’t get it. :o (

    • dissimilitude says:

      I think Steve blew up the McDonalds. Or something similar.

      Well, it cracked me up, anyway.

      • Danbala says:

        Okay. Oh well. I’ll just have to admit defeat here. *sniffles at own inadequacies*

        • dissimilitude says:

          *hugs* Cheer up. The fact that you didn’t get it means you must be fortunate enough to normally actually get what you ordered at a fast food place. One place near my house, it’s a miracle if it IS right.

          • Danbala says:

            I don’t set my food in fast food restaurants. So I suppose yes, I get what I order. I do sushi instead. Faster, better, tastier, often about the same price. ;o)

            Oh! I forgot! I buy a milkshake like once a year. And yes, it tends to be right too.

            • charro says:

              Holy crap where in the world do you get sushi that is the same price as fast food?
              I try to stay away from fast food but sometimes I just crave it. I know, that’s gross, but sometimes.. I just crave it.
              I’d much rather have sushi but I always end up dropping at least $35 on myself (if I’m not drinking) when I go out for sushi. That’s like, 5 extra value meals *retch*

              • Danbala says:

                What? A 10-piece sushi here is like … $9. That’s excluding drink, but water is the best drink with sushi anyway. :o )

                • eddiepscetti says:

                  One word – WASABI!

                  • slanagat says:

                    But if you use too much wasabi, it blows away the subtleties of the fish.

                    • PortlandMark says:

                      Umm, I’ll take the wasabi, you can have the fish.

                      Oh, maybe I’ll have one of those rolls with only veggies? Yum, avocado!

                      • Eric-in-STL says:

                        I don’t know how people can eat that stuff.
                        On the other hand, I’m sitting here eating McDonald’s.
                        And miraculously, my order was right. I had to wait forever,
                        but it was right.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          You need to try some fresh shashimi with a bit of wasabi. Much better (and healthier) the MickyD’s.

                        • slanagat says:

                          Most people can’t handle the idea of sushi because they expect that the fish will be all squishy and slimy in texture. This is every bit as false as the idea that a healthy boa constrictor is slimy. Good, fresh tuna sashimi is firm, moist but not gushy at all, and has a velvety feel in your mouth. And the flavor is subtle and rich, nothing in the WORLD like canned tuna.

                        • Danbala says:

                          Yeah, gotta love that t00na. Though I prefer salmon. And really don’t like squid.

                        • slanagat says:

                          Squid and octopus are a little like chewing on rubber bands, but the flavor isn’t bad.

                        • jules says:

                          Ditto, octopus blows. I’m a huge sushi lover myself but I had ceviche for the first time recently. Probably one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten. I had that and the kobe beef and hot rock appetizer. *Almost* the best meal ever (my boyfriend’s birthday was yesterday and we’re going to Morimoto, favorite restaurant, favorite Iron Chef) : D

                        • charro says:

                          AAAAAAAAAAAA stop talking about sushi!!!
                          *makes plans to go out for sushi tonight*
                          Oh, Jules, I had ceviche quite a few times when I lived in Mexico and it was delicious. Then one time I got food poisoning. I can’t even think about it withut gagging =o(

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          @jules: Seriously? That’s awesome! Where is that located? (Also, is the show off the air for good? I haven’t seen it in years.)

                        • froofrou says:

                          Food Network, 9PM Central time on Sundays :o ) BEST SHOW EVAR!!!! My hubby and I Tivo it, hehe.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          Really? Yay! I miss the original. Iron Chef America just isn’t the same.

                        • froofrou says:

                          That’s the one I was referring to. I guess I’m a bit of a snob…..I didn’t watch the old Iron Chef until after I was hooked on the new Iron Chef, so the old one is tedious and long to me. Also, I freaking LOVE the Chairman and his *whoosh* *whoosh* noises when he moves his eyes, hehe.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          Oh, okay…I’m just set in my ways, I guess. I never like the new version as much as the original. I’m going to have to try it, though.
                          -
                          I just loved the old Chairman’s outfits. All sparkly and colorful.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          I always liked the way he would build up on the nights theme, then pulls off the cover to find out..
                          -
                          It’s MUSHROOMS! YAY!

                        • froofrou says:

                          My enduring dream is that he walks out to the podium with the Challenger, sets up the Challenger and the Iron Chef in front of the ‘alter’, builds the moment…….
                          -
                          “Tonight’s Secret Ingredient is……….
                          ………
                          …….
                          *tension builds*
                          ………
                          ………
                          *whooshing noises as the Chairman looks from side to side*
                          ………
                          ………
                          *alter lifts*
                          ….MICROWAVE!!!!!”
                          -
                          Can’t you just see the shocked expressions when these world class chefs are forced to prepare everything in the microwave?????? hehehehehe.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          XDD That would be priceless.

                        • jules says:

                          @ froo, the old one was my favorite, I loved it because it was like watching a badly dubbed godzilla movie with a cook off.

                          @ Kuromisa, Morimoto (the one we went to at least) is in Philly. I believe he opened one in NYC as well, possibly a few others. Soooo good!

                  • Danbala says:

                    After I’ve finished the sushi I love eating/drinking the soy-wasabi gunk. ;oP

                    • charro says:

                      nom nom nom

                    • Seth says:

                      Wimp. That stuff is for snorting, not drinking.

                    • slanagat says:

                      Gunk? You mix it to gunk level of thickness? I haz a sad.

                      Really, if your sushi chef is at all worthy of the title, you ought to at least try the stuff without dipping, or with just a little soy, and save the ginger and wasabi for palate cleanser between different kinds. There’s already wasabi in the roll, and a chef with real talent knows just the right amount to put in. Gunking up with wasabi before tasting is like going to town with the salt and pepper before even tasting a dish at the best restaurant you’ve ever been – it betrays a certain lack of respect, IM(NS)HO.

                      At least try it first, then if you still want to gunk it up, you can with a clear conscience. :^)

                • charro says:

                  Hmmm.. I’ll have to try that “in moderation” thing I suppose..
                  I like green tea with my sushi.

                  • Danbala says:

                    Oh, yeah. Green tea good too. It’s included in lunch, but I tend to forget it if I get take-away. :o (

                    • Kuromisa says:

                      Mmm…I love green tea. The kind I make always tastes like crap, but the stuff they serve in restaurants is heavenly. I’ve had a couple bad experiences with sushi, but I’d like to try it again, also.

                      • charro says:

                        Kuro where do you live?

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          East coast United States.

                        • charro says:

                          Oh. Don’t know any good sushi places there. Well, in the VA/D.C./Baltimore area, but I’d have to get the name from a friend. If you live in that area, I’ll get it.
                          I say VA/D.C./Baltimore are because I was not so sober while there and every time I looked up I was in a new state. Or District.

                        • charro says:

                          *area

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          XD Very nice. That’s the area I’m in, actually. Central VA, specifically. We have one good Japanese restaurant around here, but I only get to go there on my birthday. My family doesn’t like Japanese. ) :

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          And thanks! I’d love to hear if you can find any.

                  • Danbala says:

                    mcD don’t have any prices on their website except for the price for their “sepcial campaign”. Now it’s apparently a meal called “California Classic”, and it costs about 50 cents more than my regular sushi. (Burger+”waffle fries”+soda.)

                    • charro says:

                      Where do you live?

                      • Danbala says:

                        Sweden. A coastal town, which could make the fish cheaper, but I know it’s not that hard to get fish as cheaply where mum lives, so. I guess Sweden is just a good land for sushi. :o )

                        • charro says:

                          Oohhh… My heritage is mostly Swedish. I really hope I get to go there someday.

                        • Danbala says:

                          I’d recommend it. I would believe it’s probably a great country to be touristy in for a little while. (To me, it’s all yada-yada, but a lot of other forn people have enjoyed it.) :o )

                        • charro says:

                          I’ve heard nothing but good things about Sweden. That and that’s where Covenant is from tee hee hee *giggle*
                          And the whole “researching my heritage thing” sounds good too. My mom was adopted, so I really can only look into my father’s side. The Swedish side!

                        • MAD says:

                          That shows you haven’t been here, us swedes are masters of bad-mouthing our own country :-D

                          It’s actually not that bad, except for the climate… too cold and dark… and of course our current right-wing government…

                          I have to say I really didn’t get this at first either, maybe we don’t have the same problems here, or maybe it’s just ´cause I rarely eat at any fastfood places…. I’m with Danbala, I’d take a good sushi for about the same price any day.

                        • jules says:

                          Hah! Covenant! Someone’s been hanging out at the goth clubs. ; D

                        • charro says:

                          I object. I haven’t hung out at a “goth club” in .. um. When did I move here again? Oh yeah, like 3 years. And it was an industrial club, thank you. But we had to keep sweeping out the trashbats.

                        • charro says:

                          @MAD – I know I haven’t been there silly.. I said that. Maybe if I say “The people I know who have visited Sweden have nothing but good things to say”?

                        • MAD says:

                          Sorry if I expressed myself poorly, I didn’t mean it that way, just meant to say that most swedes, especially the ones who doesn’t live here) always have bad things to say…

                          The people who come here as tourists seem to think it’s great though :-)

                          And it was the caption I didn’t get at first.

                          So basically what I’m trying to say is… that I probably have no point whatsoever, just trying to waste some time while waiting for the workday to end

                          Have a nice day everyone!

                        • charro says:

                          Oh me too. Hurry up Friday, end. I have sushi to eat.

                • Bud Tugly says:

                  Yeah right, I am sure it is the finest quality “fushi” but the cheapo supermarket shit is to true Japanese sushi as a pineapple, ham and bacon pizza is to a
                  real Neopolitan marghereta pizza.

                  • charro says:

                    What the hell is “fushi”? Also, why can’t a Swedish Coastal town make just as good sushi as the Japanese?

                    • Danbala says:

                      I am fairly sure that Japanese sushi is the best. Before I die, I want to go there just to have some. There is one restaurant in Sweden that has a real proper sushi chef. It’s about an 8 hour drive from here though, so might as well fly to japan. ;oP
                      .
                      The ones here aren’t horrible supermarket stuff, it is proper sushi as far as being fresh and just-made and all that, but I still suspect Japan is teh shite. (Especially considering how big a difference the quality is between different restaurants just in Gothenburg. :o )

                    • Danbala says:

                      I am fairly sure that Japanese sushi is the best. Before I die, I want to go there just to have some. There is one restaurant in Sweden that has a real proper sushi chef. It’s about an 8 hour drive from here though, so might as well fly to japan. ;oP
                      .
                      The ones here aren’t horrible supermarket stuff, it is proper sushi as far as being fresh and just-made and all that, but I still suspect Japan is far better. (Especially considering how big a difference the quality is between different restaurants just in Gothenburg. :o )
                      .
                      (Reposting without norty words.)

                • jules says:

                  Oh noes! I’m all about a nice sweet cold sake FTW.

                  • slanagat says:

                    Sake, sweet? Not really in my experience, but then I don’t like it cold. I drink sake at blood temperature the way $DEITY intended.

                    Plum wine, now, that is sweet and lovely chilled.

                    • jules says:

                      As far as I’m concerned, high quality sake is served cold, and some of it is a touch sweet (at least the kinds I like). I had far too much of it on Saturday : )

              • Danbala says:

                Oh, I checked up current exchange rates and whatnots, and apparently my 10-piece lunch sushi (with soup and tea) is in fact $7.72.

            • jaemsc says:

              google ‘taco bell two dollar bill’ and you’ll see a great example of the average fast food workers intelligence

              • Eric-in-STL says:

                That’s not nice. I worked overnights in fast food for a year and a half, and I have a bachelor’s degree. Not that it makes me special, but it does make me not an idiot.

                • charro says:

                  I worked fast food also. But I think that might be why he said “average fast food worker”. My Mom worked fast food too, she is decidedly NOT a moron. Oh, I suppose I should say I am not one either, I also have a college degree.

                  • dissimilitude says:

                    I worked in pizza delivery; I don’t know if that counts as fast food, but it’s certainly a job associated with idiots and stoners, both of which I’m not. (No offense to my former coworkers, some of my favorite idiot stoners ever!)

                    But, yeah, I think we were probably all above average fast food employees.

                    • I worked at a KFC, then a CiCi’s to try and save up some money for college. A lot of what people mistake as an idiot fast food worker, is just the said fast fod worker being a total dick because you were a total dick. although some of my former coworkers were completely useless

                      • Yaaaaa, I remember walking to work in an ice storm and having to get ice out of my hair. I then salted and shoveled the drive thru on that same day. New Years Day btw. A guy who was driving way too fast got up to the window and complained that he was swerving. I told him I would have it looked into and he decided to scoff at me and say that I didn’t really care.

                        Honestly… I didn’t because I was going to be the one shoveling and salting it later.

                    • charro says:

                      Pizaa drivers are spiteful spiteful people.
                      In my experience.
                      *eye dissimilitude suspiciously*
                      =o)

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        Hey, you’re not the one that stiffed me on the tip on the 50 pizza group order, are you? I still remember that….*eyes charro back suspiciously*

                        • charro says:

                          *eyes dissimilitude*
                          I would never stiff a pizza driver. Give one a stiffy maybe, but never stiff one. I ran a pizza place and (some) drivers scare me with their spitefulness. Some managers do too. Also, I know how crappy it is to work somewhere and be totally unappreciated by your clientele. I do my very best to tip well wherever I go.
                          *nods head* I think we will get along nicely.

                        • charro says:

                          *snort* oh you have no idea. Ok, maybe an idea.

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          DWN, you would not believe the clothing (or lack of) that peoplewill answer the door in when you are bringing them food. Unfortunately, the least amount of clothing is normally seen on the people who by all rights should be fully clothed at all times, even in the shower.

                          @charro: I think we’ll get along fine, too! And, yes, I’ve seen some appallingly bad behavior in the food service industry myself (picking the pizza crust back up off the filthy floor and using it anyway, for example. Ew.). I think that in general people who have had to depend on tips tend to tip better…I certainly noticed that on average, I’d get a better tip in the ‘hood than in the rich areas. Rich people tended to be cheap.

                          Oh, and last night in the drivethrough at Arby’s? I ordered my son a crispy chicken sandwich, with only lettuce on it. The girl taking my order asked me if I still wanted the chicken on it, which cracked me up a little. I guess there might be somebody out there who just wants a bun and a lettuce leaf.

                        • charro says:

                          Once when some restaurant was running a commercial for their crispy chicken sandwich, the commercial said “Crispy Chicken Sandwich on a Bun!” over and over. So every time I went there, I ordered it without the bun. No one thought it was as funny as I did.

                        • charro says:

                          Haa haa the prep table, the office, the walk-in… That’s where my cliches took place.

                        • I worked the drive through when I was a few years younger during a hard time. No cliches for me but I never worked the late shift.

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          @charro — the walk-in? *bows respectfully* You are made of awesome. I’d freeze my t!ts off!

                        • charro says:

                          It does get warmer after a little while.
                          Thanks though, ’bout time someone noticed what I’m made of. You know, besides sugar n spice n everything nice ;o)

                        • Friction and body heat… Good times.

          • charro says:

            I went to a Taco Bell and the person taking my order was Mexican and I asked if I could have my order without pico de gallo. He said “What?” I said “PICO DE GALLO”. He said “What?” I said “tomatoes”. He turned around and said “No pico de gallo something in spanish I don’t remember now”.
            It had pico de gallo on it.

            • *gives you nail bat and a bracelet that says WWDWND*

              Use responsibly.

              • charro says:

                *accepts the gifts graciously*
                *sound of tires squealing*
                Off to Taco Bell… Through Chicago rush-hour traffic… AAAAAAAAAAAAA *swings bat maniacally*
                Thanks DWN!

                • Anytime, love.

                  *gracious and approving nod to the world* Another soul given enlightenment…

                  • slanagat says:

                    So often attained at the end of a swinging stick.

                    • minerva146 says:

                      Be glad it was a stick and not his wang.

                      • charro says:

                        Would he drive a bunch of nails into his wang before handing it to me though?

                        • froofrou says:

                          I guess that really depends on which way his kinky is swinging that day.

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          I don’t even have that equipment myself and this idea is making me cringe. Ouch. And eeeek.

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          froo…… i just had to snort/cough to cover a laugh. there are people in my office and if i laughed i’d get in trouble.
                          as odd as i find some of DWN’s tendencies, i don’t think he’s that far gone… just playing with ropes and sub/dom stuff.
                          if i’m wrong, and he is that far gone… that just gives me the heebie-jeebies!

                        • O_O

                          I can’t leave you women alone for a second… No, there will be no nails applied to my wang. I like it in its whole and unpierced/uninked condition. Nor will I be handed it out like a baton to be swung. I can swing my own weight, I assure you.

                        • charro says:

                          Well, I didn’t think you wood.. haha.. but I couldn’t resist saying it.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Still, DWN, we’ve run into trouble with wangifiable references made on the weekends in your absence. Without compromising your own equipment, perhaps you could nominate a board of trustees to handle such occurances. Your board of wangification by proxy, perhaps?

                        • Very well, I DeathWyrmNexus, appoint Seth, markmier, Portland Mark, Kuromisa, Maxwell Silverhammer, minerva146, froofrou, charro, and rhorho as my Board of Wangification by proxy. I trust them to smack all things Godwin with as much wang as can be mustered.

                          I now have a Wang Trust. I feel very special and warm inside.

                        • rhorho says:

                          *is very proud*
                          *bites lip to hide the quivering*
                          *gives DWN big head-in-the-chest hug*

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          *sniff*
                          -
                          I guess I’m not worthy..

                        • rhorho says:

                          Deputizes Eds.
                          Deputizes Slan.
                          -
                          We women folk may need a little operational guidance, considering most of us are used to dealing with them the other way round, as it were…
                          *studies trajectory in mirror*
                          *falls on arse*
                          This is going to take some hard practice!

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          >_>
                          <_<

                          I was unaware that Eddie wanted to be involved with my wang so much…

                          *huggle pets Rhorho*

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          I just want the option to implement by proxy. You never know when the need will arise, right?

                        • rhorho says:

                          Besides, Eds will help us Barney Fife hair-trigger wangers to stay cool, and let the wang to the talking.

                        • rhorho says:

                          *do the talking

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          That’s right, shaky hand and all!

                        • charro says:

                          *solemn* I do so swear to uphold the honour of your wang, sire.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          *salutes* I’ll do my best!

                        • Addendum: eddiepscetti is added to the Wang Trust. I am sure he will do well with handling my wang, doling out wang where it is needed, and helping others in the implimentation of my wang. I trust his shakey hands with my wang…

                          slanagat is also added for the aforementioned reasons though I am not sure of the nerve quality of his hands. Nevertheless, be they steady or shakey, calloused or silky silky smooth, I am sure he will handle my wang with pride.

                          Thus ends the innuendo… For now. In bed.

                          *salutes charro and Kuromisa*

        • charro says:

          Aw don’t be sad. It’s ok. Where are Policija? I’ll have to google that.

  2. Meagda says:

    oh… like his food order was wrong for the last time… Ha! kinda funny in a sick way…

  3. Mindy says:

    MY GOODNESS!!! I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!

  4. charro says:

    Is this the same Steve that was chewing his cud over on Wall St? So that’s why he looked so thoughtful…

  5. Mr.Wholesome says:

    I want my stapler.

    *not sure if anyone will get that.

  6. Seth says:

    Steve: NO! NO! NO! Say it with me, a double cheese burger, fries, and a large orange drink!
    Garbled Voice: Wawa schweemurmer, frgl, amalagornink.
    Steve: CHEESEBURGER! CHEESEBURGER! SAY IT, CHEESEBURGER! AAAAAAAaaaaaahhhhhhhh (sounds of crashing and explosions)

  7. raelalt says:

    This is one of the funniest I’ve seen for a while. I don’t go to fast food places since my kids grew up, but the memories…

  8. tehkar says:

    Hmm, I wonder where it is. It is true that Policija is Latvian, but the way it is written and the way the fireman is dressed shows that it is not Latvia (I am Latvian) or any of the other Baltic states, probably more somewhere south-eastern Europe.

  9. anon says:

    That’s Poland. Go figure.

  10. Kreso says:

    POLICIJA – this could be on of these eastern european countries: Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia.

    I’m from Croatia and we spell police – policija, however I don’t remeber any macdonalds signs looking like this here.

  11. She says:

    Meh. Kinda lame.

  12. teh penguin of doom says:

    Are those bullet holes in the glass, it looks like it.

  13. Matija says:

    This is in Terazije street in Belgrade, Serbia, Europe. An act of demonstration against American oppression. Good idea, wrong way of expressing it.

  14. UKSponge360 says:

    WIN

    As soon as i saw that i laughed lots… love it ^_^

  15. Maxwell Silverhammer says:

    Anyone else having memories of the movie “Falling Down”? That was a good movie…

  16. n8 says:

    Vengeance is mine, saith the Steve!

  17. Sunshiner says:

    It seems McDonald’s restaurants have a tendency to catch on fire. The kitchen in the one across the street from my dorm caught on fire not too long ago. :P

  18. theta4 says:

    Uh…I think this might have been in the Netherlands. The only time (that I know of) where ‘ij’ makes that sound is in Dutch. But, Dutch for “police” is “politie”. So, there’s my input. My conclusion is: I have no clue. This isn’t the first circle I’ve gone in :(

  19. Mrz says:

    I think this was Belgrade when Kosovo seceded from Serbia.

  20. Mrz says:

    Oh, the language is definitely Bosnian or Serbian or Croatian or Montenegrin. Same word and spelling in all of them.


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